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Mentor Community Services, a part of the Sevita family, provides community-based services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Here we believe every person has the right to live well, and everyone deserves to have a fulfilling career. You'll join a mission-driven team and create relationships that motivate us all every day. Join us today, and experience a career well lived. Behavior Analyst Starting at $85,000/year (Salary + OT) plus a $5,000 Sign-On Bonus! Flexible Schedule Supportive Team Meaningful Impact Must hold an active Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification and a Missouri state license. Are you a dedicated Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) looking for a career where your expertise truly changes lives? Join Sevita and empower children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to achieve greater independence and improved quality of life. Why This Role Matters At Sevita, your work directly improves the lives of individuals across residential homes and day training settings. You'll uncover the "why" behind behaviors, develop personalized support plans, and collaborate with families and care teams to create lasting positive outcomes. Your Impact Conduct functional behavioral assessments to understand behaviors and guide intervention strategies Design and implement individualized behavior support plans promoting growth and self-regulation Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, families, and residential staff to ensure consistent, compassionate care Train and coach team members for effective plan delivery Serve as a key advocate for individuals' needs and progress Required Education, Experience, and Certifications: Master's Degree in Psychology, Applied Behavior Analysis, or a related field Current Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification Active Missouri license as a Behavior Analyst Additional Requirements and Skills: Active CAQH ProView profile At least one year of experience working with special populations in behavior support, crisis intervention, or staff training Valid driver's license, registration, and insurance Excellent organizational skills and strong attention to detail Compassionate, dependable, and committed to high-quality service What We Offer: Competitive starting salary of $85,000/year plus overtime pay $5,000 Sign-On Bonus Flexible schedule that supports work-life balance Comprehensive Benefits: Full medical, dental, vision, PTO, holiday pay, and 401(k) with company match for full-time employees Supportive, people-first culture with opportunities for professional growth and nationwide career advancement The chance to make a meaningful difference every day Ready to Make an Impact? Join Sevita and be part of a passionate team dedicated to improving lives with compassion and expertise. Apply now to build a rewarding career where your skills truly matter! Sevita is a leading provider of home and community-based specialized health care. We believe that everyone deserves to live a full, more independent life. We provide people with quality services and individualized supports that lead to growth and independence, regardless of the physical, intellectual, or behavioral challenges they face. We've made this our mission for more than 50 years. And today, our 40,000 team members continue to innovate and enhance care for the 50,000 individuals we serve all over the U.S. As an equal opportunity employer, we do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, citizenship, or any other characteristic protected by law.

IS LOCATED AT SCOTT AFB** IVAAL Solutions, LLC provides support to the Air Force (AF) Family Advocacy Program (FAP) and is responsible for staffing qualified Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Registered Nurses, Certified Victim Advocates, and Program Assistants at U.S. AF Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) across the country. The AF FAP is a Department of Defense, (DoD) funded program whose purpose is to both prevent and respond to intimate partner abuse, child abuse, and problematic sexual behavior with children and youth. Job Description: The Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate (DAVA) provides AF personnel, their family members, or intimate partners who are victims of intimate partner abuse non-clinical emergent and urgent service whenever requested. With the exception of mandatory state, federal, and military reporting requirements (i.e., domestic violence, child abuse, and duty to warn situations) the DAVA provides a private and confidential service to encourage victims in seeking assistance. Essential Functions: Provides 24/7 response to victims alleging abuse (these services are provided based on the needs of client via telephone or in-person). Establish a Victims Safety Plan on a case-by-case basis. The victims safety is the DAVAs top responsibility and priority. The DAVA will review the Safety Plan during each victim contact. Conduct initial and ongoing risk assessments. If imminent risk of serious harm or death is established, notify the social work supervisor, law enforcement, and Command. If children are involved, the process also includes child physical safety and emotional well-being; refer involved children to the social worker for follow-on care. Immediately report any changes in the victims circumstances that changes or impacts the safety plan to the supervisor and/or social worker or mental health provider in charge. Advise victims of the military or civil actions available to promote safety (e.g., military order of protection, restraining order, and injunction). Offer victims information regarding their identified needs (e.g., emergency shelter, housing, childcare, legal services, clinical resources, medical services, transitional compensation). Accompany clients to appointments or court proceedings when requested by the client. Assistance with transportation is typically not provided to clients, however, after consultation with the social work supervisor and when no other reasonable means exist the DAVA may transport the victim to important appointments (i.e.: medical, court, protective actions). The DAVA cannot transport minor children unless accompanied by the parent or legal guardian and has the appropriate safety restraints in the vehicle. Establish a contact file for each victim served that contains minimal information about the allegations or nature of the incident. The primary purpose of the DAVA contact file is to maintain victims name and contact information as well as a log of the victim contacts and nature of the contacts or service provided by the DAVA. Develop process to keep the social work supervisor and designated POC (e.g. on-call mental health provider, emergency room.) informed of DAVAs location and timelines when providing DAVA victim services. This process will include location, arrival, and departure notification. Continually evaluate the quality of the installations coordinated community response and collaborate with base agencies to improve the system response to victims. Empower victims to be involved in plans or decisions about the safety of self and children. Collaborate and establish protocols with Security Forces Squadron (SFS), Office of Special Investigations (OSI), and Military Medical Treatment Facilities confirming. At the discretion of the Social Work Supervisor, the DAVA may also provide emotional support and information and referral services to the non-offending caregiver in a child maltreatment or youth sexual assault case. Required Education and Experience/Qualifications: Must possess a minimum of a bachelors degree from an accredited University in any of the following disciplines: Social Work; Psychology; Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling; Counseling or Behavioral Science; Criminal Justice, or related field. Must possess 2 years of experience assisting and providing advocacy services to victims of domestic violence/abuse or sexual assault. Must obtain the Basic Advocate Credential with designation of Comprehensive Intervention Specialist as approved and offered by the National Advocate Credentialing Program, which is overseen by the National Organization for Victims Assistance. Must pass a criminal history/Security Clearance background check. Must have transportation and a valid drivers license. Health Requirements: All DAVA personnel working within an MTF must maintain current certification in either the American Heart Association Basic Life Support Course (BLS) (Course C) or the American Red Cross Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)/BLS (Heart Saver) Course. Before starting work, DAVA personnel working with MTFs shall provide proof of immunization from the following diseases according to CDC guidelines: Hepatitis B, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, and influenza, and proof of a negative TB skin test (completed within the past 12 months (if positive, proof of negative chest X-ray within the past 12 months) prior to start of work). Technical Skills: Must be computer-proficient to work autonomously using Microsoft Office and possess data entry skills needed to create and maintain client files. Specifically, DAVAs must utilize Family Advocacy Program Network computer software to document client visits and safety plans in compliance with AF FAP policies and accepted professional practice guidelines. Work Environment: This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, copiers, filing cabinets and fax machines. Travel may be required as needed and is primarily local during the business day, although some out-of-area and overnight travel may be expected and will comply with Joint Travel Regulation (JTR). Expected Hours of Work: This is a full-time position. General hours of work are 7:30am-4:30pm when the AF Clinic is open; however, the DAVA is required to remain on call after normal duty hours if/when a victim of family maltreatment/intimate partner sexual assault is in need of assistance. After normal duty hours, if requested, the DAVA is required to respond telephonically or in-person (with AF Social Work Leadership permission) to the hospital or law enforcement agency. Hours worked after normal duty hours will be accounted for in the form of "flexing hours" or "overtime" pay in accordance with govt policy and labor laws. EOE Statement: We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, status as a parent, national origin, age, disability (physical or mental), family medical history or genetic information, political affiliation, military service, or other non-merit based factors. EOE/AA/M/F/D/V Indian Preference Statement: IVA'AL Solutions, LLC, a federally recognized American Indian owned company, provides an Indian Preference Policy for hiring and promoting of fully qualified American Indians. When considering candidates for employment or promotion, that are basically equal in qualifications including education, skill, training, experience and a successful background screening process, priority is extended to an American Indian candidate unless a valid, documented reason of unsuitability or unsatisfactory performance exists to justify non-selection of an Indian employee or applicant. 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As a Client Advocate, you will enhance the customer service experience by supporting loan teams, discussing solutions with involved parties, and completely addressing and resolving consumer complaints. Here's a snapshot of what you'd be doing: Take ownership of complaint calls and emails, listen to concerns and offer solutions with the goal of completely resolving the concern. Promptly address consumer inquiries via phone, email, and social media platforms. Assist with collateral reviews, rush requests and rate desk exceptions. Guide and encourage loan teams through difficult scenarios. Share complaint trends with department leaders to prevent future grievances and improve the consumer experience. Assist in creating reports, completing projects, and participating in training courses. Actively contribute to making the team and culture stronger by assisting with other duties as needed, excluding licensed activity. We're looking for someone who can be passionate about their job and have fun doing it, who will deliver results with integrity, and who enjoys finding ways to enhance the lives of others every day. We'll also want to know you can demonstrate these attributes: Exemplary customer service skills Strong communication skills (written and verbal) Effective communication and conflict resolution Thrive in a highly cooperative work environment High attention to detail Dedicated work ethic Leadership skills Strong problem-solving aptitude Passionate about furthering education through training and hands on experience Adaptable to change and shifts in priority Experience developing and maintaining positive employee relationships 1+ year(s) of customer service experience Experience in the mortgage industry, preferably in Production Proficient in basic computer technologies, appropriate for an internet-based company Regular and predictable attendance Veterans United Home Loans and its affiliates are Equal Opportunity Employers that consider all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, transgender status, and sexual orientation), national origin, age (40 or older), disability or genetic information.

Join Us at Epworth: Empowering Futures, One Life at a Time! At Epworth, we're more than just a multiservice agency; we are a beacon of hope and resilience for youth who have faced trauma. Established in 1864, our mission is to empower young individuals to uncover and embrace their unique potential by providing essential support, fostering resilience, and nurturing a sense of community. With a comprehensive range of services-from therapeutic foster care and intensive treatment to life skills training and crisis support-we are dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of thousands of youth and families each year. Headquartered in the heart of Webster Groves, Missouri, with additional locations in Normandy and South St. Louis City, Epworth is committed to creating a world where every youth experiences life in all its fullness. If you're passionate about making a difference and ready to be part of a dynamic team committed to transforming lives, we invite you to explore our opportunities and join us in our mission to build a brighter, more hopeful future for those we serve. Summary As a Youth Specialist with Epworth Transitional Living Program, (TLP) you will have the opportunity to be actively involved in the day to day lives of youth ages 16-21, providing supervision and mentorship to youth that promotes social, emotional and intellectual development toward independent living. This involves the oversight of youth daily routines ensuring their needs are met while maintaining safety and promoting wellbeing. This position demonstrates commitment to the mission, vision and values of the agency by engaging in respectful, cooperative relationships with customers (i.e., clients, employees and external stakeholders); being accountable for providing services and ensuring safety to customers while empowering customers in achieving the agency's mission. Primary Responsibilities: * Supervise, guide and role model with youth regarding their daily activities, in accordance with the daily program schedule. Activities include, but are not limited to hygiene procedures, chores, recreational activities, therapeutic and life skills groups, educational requirements, outings, and employment. * Track and documentation of youth behavior and participation in database, communication logs, critical incident reports * Provide input and implement individual youth treatment plans in daily activities. * Communicate with other members of the program, including therapists, case managers, etc, regarding youth needs and concerns. * Supervise and/or administer medications and complete documentation. * Transport and accompany youth on appointments and/or outings. * Ensure the general security, maintenance and cleanliness of the facility, equipment, and supplies; reporting any necessary campus or building repairs and issues as needed. * Complete routine building, resident and visitor checks to ensure safety and adherence to agency and program policies. * Serves as a training instructor to conduct required compliance agency training needs. * Perform other duties as assigned. Supervision: None Salary: $15/hour Qualifications: * High School diploma or GED. * Minimum of one-year experience working with at-risk youth or adolescents displaying emotional/ behavioral challenges. * Completion of at least 60 hours of college training with major course work in social sciences is preferred. * Class E license (or must obtain within 30 days of hire.) * Must be 21 years of age or older. Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: * Demonstrated ability to utilize strength-based, therapeutic crisis intervention methods with adolescents. * Understanding of at-risk youth client population. * Ability to effectively instruct clients and oversee their daily activities. * Ability to read, interpret, and implement agency and program documents, including procedure manuals, treatment plans, etc. * Excellent verbal and written communication skills. * Interpersonal skills with the ability to collaborate with colleagues, community partners, families, etc. * Computer skills: Microsoft Word and Outlook, and ETO database software. * The physical requirements of this job include sitting, standing, walking and climbing stairs on a regular basis, lifting up to 100lbs, pulling and/or pushing on occasion. * Work Environment: Most of the work for this position is performed at the agency owned multi-family housing unit. Equal Employment Opportunity Epworth is an EEO/AA employer. Consistent with this policy, Epworth embraces diversity and welcomes colleagues and applicants of all backgrounds. Our goal is to empower every day and build a community that is inclusive, drawing upon the strengths of the diversity of our colleagues to exceed the expectations of our clients.

Responsibilities * Provide support and strength-based advocacy services to non-offending caregivers which may include individual screenings, assessments, crisis intervention, support, community referrals, establishing services, safety planning, and other assigned tasks from the point of referral for forensic services through CAC case disposition * Interview non-offending caregiver and accurately document information provided regarding relevant history, current family functioning, knowledge of alleged abuse, response/support to child, safety planning, support systems and other relevant information * Conduct brief needs assessment with the non-offending caregiver regarding the alleged child victim and family, assisting the caregiver in developing safety plans * Identify and provide referrals to community services, mental health treatment, medical treatment and other identified services as needed * Provide the non-offending caregiver education and information regarding the impact of trauma, how to provide a supportive environment for the child, and what to expect within the child abuse investigation and potential legal proceedings * Participate in and facilitate meetings designed to review/discuss current investigations involving multidisciplinary team members (e.g. law enforcement, child protective services investigators, deputy juvenile officers, medical providers, prosecuting attorney, mental health providers) * Participate in peer review with other family advocates as directed * Remain current on research involving current trends in family advocacy, as well as the child advocacy center model, and uses these to perform job duties when appropriate or as directed * Assist in grant writing/management/reporting as requested, which includes the accurate documentation of daily activity time reporting * Assist with conducting community-based trainings when requested * Participate and facilitate, as requested, meetings designed to review/discuss current investigations involving multidisciplinary team members (e.g. law enforcement, child protective services investigators, deputy juvenile officers, medical providers, prosecuting attorney, mental health providers) * Provide mentorship/supportive services to practicum students; mentor others in completing forensic services duties as requested * All other duties as assigned Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. The University will not sponsor applicants for this position for employment visas. Shift 40 hour week / expectation of on call rotation schedule Minimum Qualifications An Associate's degree in related/ relevant area or an equivalent combination of education and experience and at least 1 year of experience from which comparable knowledge and skills can be acquired is necessary Preferred Qualifications * Master's degree in related/relevant area * Minimum of one (1) year of experience in child protection systems or victim advocacy field from which comparable knowledge and skills can be acquired is necessary * Two (2) years practical experience in the child protection field that includes knowledge regarding family advocacy, child protection, child development, and other dynamics associated with child abuse/neglect * History of successful collaboration within a multidisciplinary setting that includes law enforcement, social service, mental health providers, medical specialists and both criminal and family court Anticipated Hiring Range Salary Range: $20-$22 per hour Grade: GGS-008 University Title: Mental Health Professional Internal applicants can determine their University title by accessing the Talent Profile tile in my HR. Application Materials * Application materials include a cover letter and resume. Finalists will be asked to provide references at a later date. * Applicants must combine all application materials into one PDF or Microsoft Word document and upload as a resume attachment to the UMSL Careers: **************************************************** * Limit document name to 50 characters. Maximum size limit is 11MB. Do not include special characters (e.g., /, &, %, etc.). For questions about the application process, please email *******************. If you are experiencing technical problems, please email **************************. Benefit Eligibility This position is eligible for University benefits. As part of your total compensation, the University offers a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental and vision plans, retirement, paid time off, short- and long-term disability, paid parental leave, paid caregiver leave, and educational fee discounts for all four UM System campuses. For additional information on University benefits, please visit the Faculty & Staff Benefits website at *********************************************** Equal Employment Opportunity The University of Missouri is an Equal Opportunity Employer. To request ADA accommodations, please email the Office of Human Resources at ***************. Apply for Job * Explore Jobs * Sign In * New User

Chestnut Health Systems is seeking a dedicated Crisis Intervention Engagement Technician to join our team. As a key member of our organization, you will play a vital role in providing crisis intervention, outreach, and engagement services to individuals with untreated physical, mental, and substance use issues. Your commitment to the recovery model of treatment, trauma-informed care, and promoting positive interactions will contribute to the overall success of our programs. In this role you will be based in your home and going out on crisis calls when they are called in. All hours are evening, and weekend on a PRN basis. Base Pay for this role is 17-18/hr, with pay differentials for all evening and weekend shifts worked. Plus additional base shift pay and location pay depending on shift. Responsibilities As a Crisis Intervention Engagement Technician at Chestnut Health Systems, your primary responsibilities involve meticulous data entry and paperwork to meet program and agency standards. You'll focus on delivering safety planning, outreach, and engagement services, ensuring on-site completion of treatment and recovery plans with clients. Upholding the recovery model of treatment, you'll actively employ trauma-informed care, fostering hope, respect, and empowerment. Your role extends to promoting positive interactions within Chestnut and the community, contributing to a favorable program reputation. Attending meetings and staffing's, participating in program development activities, and providing support to team members are integral aspects of this position. Your dedication to continuous learning and professional development aligns with Chestnut's commitment to customer service excellence and maintaining confidentiality of organizational information. Qualifications Minimum age of 21 with a high school diploma or equivalent. Demonstrated skills in human services and services to adults. Ability to work constructively with consumers, treatment resources, and the community. Personal recovery experience and willingness to discuss the recovery journey. Capability to obtain the CRSS credential within one year of the date of hire. Preference for candidates with social service, teaching, corrections/policing, patient care, or lived recovery/work experience. Valid driver's license, private automobile insurance, and insurability. Basic computer skills, including MS Word, email, and an electronic medical record (EMR). Are you intrigued by this job but don't meet every single requirement? Chestnut is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace. If you're excited about any of our posted positions but your experience doesn't line up perfectly, please apply anyway! We'd love to explore the possibilities with you. Chestnut Health Systems is a leader in the effort to achieve health equity, providing high-quality health and human services in underserved communities. We deliver trauma-informed, fully integrated care by combining behavioral health with community-based primary health care. Chestnut's research division is nationally recognized for its contribution to evidence-based practices. Our empathic and innovative employees live our mission of making a difference. EOE - Minorities/Females/Veterans/Disabled. Chestnut welcomes applications from qualified individuals with recovery experience. The anticipated starting pay for new hires for this position is between $17.00 - $18.00 an hour. There are several factors taken into consideration in determining base pay, including but not limited to: job-related qualifications, skills, education, experience, local market conditions, and internal equity. Check out additional benefits here!

Job Description At TASC (Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities) our mission is to build a healthier, safer, more just society. Since 1976, we have been guided by the belief that every individual holds the potential for positive change. We advocate, support, and most importantly, empower people to break barriers, find recovery, and reshape their destinies. Through the use of SPECIALIZED CASE MANAGEMENT™, we create a world where recovery, justice and empathy lead to thriving communities. Our foundation is anchored at the intersection of behavioral health and the criminal legal system. Today TASC also operates at the forefront of transformative solutions. We are a social impact organization that embodies a future where health, safety and justice is synonymous with hope. We are TASC! In our Youth and Family Services, we help parents and young people who are striving to become healthy and restore their relationships. We work in partnership with human services, child welfare systems, juvenile courts, and community-based service providers so that together we can help individuals and families obtain the services and skills they need to live in positive, healthy ways. We are currently looking for full-time - Recovery Support Advocate Starting at $36,500 - $38,000 contingent upon experience, education, etc. Summary: This position provides specialized clerical and office functions requiring detailed knowledge of Agency procedures; as well as performing routine and varied clerical functions. This position requires a broader understanding of Agency operations, and possession of skills necessary to complete specialized job responsibilities. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Make contact within referred client within 48 hours of notification Complete intake packets for program enrollment and participation Complete warm hand-off of client referral to identified Recovery Coach Program after completing initial treatment referral Attend client juvenile court dates and provide written and oral testimony on the client's recovery status and treatment progress Provides referrals and crisis intervention for the individuals' identified needs Interview individuals, review records, and confer with other professionals to review individual progress, and to determine their suitability for program participation Knowledge of DSM V and ASAM criteria Collaborate with internal and external partners, participate in staff meetings and monthly supervisions, and participate in integrated staffing with individuals receiving TASC services. Identify and refer individuals with behavioral health needs Complete and submit internal and external program reports Complete and maintain all required individual and program related documentation which includes, documenting the results of screenings, enrollments, service plans, reports, progress notes, discharge summaries and other individual-related activities including accurate reporting of services Monitor TASC database system and contractual/external database systems to ensure Individual enrollment Our Ideal candidate: High school diploma or general education degree (GED); Demonstrated proficiency in the Microsoft Office suite Demonstrated experience in group facilitation Certain programs may require a higher level of education, certification and/or licensures based on contractual obligations Ability to take initiatives and have creativeness Flexibility in thinking and approaches to leading group discussions Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills. Excellent time management skills with a proven ability to meet deadlines Our benefits package includes: Medical/Dental/Vision/Life Insurance and Flexible Spending Paid Leave - STD/LTD Paid Time Off/Sick Time/ Floating Holiday Tuition Reimbursement 403 B (retirement plan) If you are interested in this position, please visit the TASC website at ************ and apply online. TASC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Drug Free workplace. The agency does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran or military status or any other protected status in accordance with federal and state law.

The Social Services Assistant provides assistance to the Social Services department to ensure all medically related emotional and social needs of patients are met in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, and Life Care standards. Education, Experience, and Licensure Requirements High school graduate or equivalent Prior health care experience preferred Specific Job Requirements Make independent decisions when circumstances warrant such action Knowledgeable of practices and procedures as well as the laws, regulations, and guidelines governing functions in the post acute care facility Implement and interpret the programs, goals, objectives, policies, and procedures of the department Perform proficiently in all competency areas including but not limited to: patient rights, and safety and sanitation Maintains professional working relationships with all associates, vendors, etc. Maintains confidentiality of all proprietary and/or confidential information Understand and follow company policies including harassment and compliance procedures Displays integrity and professionalism by adhering to Life Care's Code of Conduct and completes mandatory Code of Conduct and other appropriate compliance training Essential Functions Assist with the social services program to meet the medically related social and emotional needs of patients as well as Federal, State, corporate, and division guidelines Document appropriately and timely, according to State law Assist social worker(s) in supporting patients and families through education, financial planning assistance, liaison with community agencies, etc. Exhibit excellent customer service and a positive attitude towards patients Assist in the evacuation of patients Demonstrate dependable, regular attendance Concentrate and use reasoning skills and good judgment Communicate and function productively on an interdisciplinary team Sit, stand, bend, lift, push, pull, stoop, walk, reach, and move intermittently during working hours Read, write, speak, and understand the English language An Equal Opportunity Employer

The Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition, an agency that strives to create permanency in every foster child's life by recruiting and supporting foster and adoptive families, is searching for a Family Works Specialist to join the team. The Family Works program is an in-home (virtually at this time) parenting support intervention intended to stabilize and enhance foster, pre-and post-adoptive, or guardianship homes that are at risk of disruption. Specialists are master-level individuals who work with advanced training, understanding, and practice in the neurobiological impact of trauma on child development and attachment-based interventions to address the complexities that have created barriers to healthy family and individual functioning. Enrolled families have access to 24/7 support and coaching, as needed. The 18-20 week program follows the principals of Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP) and uses the strategies and techniques to help the families stabilize and further support the children and youth to develop greater relational skills, increase their sense of personal safety and security, begin to resolve developmental trauma and facilitate new relationships. The Coalition hires individuals: Passionate about serving foster/adopted youth and families Confident enough to work independently, while knowing when to reach out for help With the highest level of integrity and flexibility when working both in the office and in the field Essential Functions: Utilize knowledge of complex-developmental trauma and attachment-based strategies to educate parents and caregivers about the unique issues surrounding adoption and guardianship, child development, loss, grief, attachment, and trauma Identify, collaborate with, and refer to collateral service providers Respond to families in crisis situations in an urgent and timely manner Provide face-to-face (virtual at this time) child and family interventions Partner with families to identify and establish attainable goals and support families to achieve their goals See job description for a complete list Candidates must: Hold a Master's Degree in Counseling or Social Work-LMSW, LCSW, PLPC, or LPC preferred Have 2 years of experience providing direct service to clients Maintain a flexible work schedule to meet the needs of youth and families-early morning, late afternoon, evening and weekend meetings are planned as needed Demonstrate the ability to build rapport and relationships with children and families during face-to-face meetings and phone contact Critically assess family and relational functioning in a strengths-based manner Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing Exhibit excellent knowledge of community services that support foster/adopt families Demonstrated experience working with child welfare teams utilizing innovative strategies to overcome obstacles

Job Description This short-term, intensive intervention role focuses on expanding efforts to locate, notify, and engage safe, appropriate relatives and kin for youth entering foster care. Using the evidence-based 30 Days to Family model and family search and engagement practices, the Specialist works to ensure timely compliance with the Fostering Connections to Success and Increasing Adoptions Act of 2008, Senate Bill 683, and other relevant Missouri statutes. The Specialist immediately begins identifying and engaging non-offending parents and grandparents, followed by an extensive search to locate, contact, and explore up to 80 additional maternal and paternal relatives for potential placement and ongoing support. Because foster care placements can be fragile, the goal is to identify multiple relatives or kin who can provide placement options or be part of a robust support network. Every effort is made to keep siblings together, maintain the youth's school of origin, and preserve meaningful relationships with friends and supportive adults. Once a placement provider is identified-whether prior to the Protective Custody Hearing or later-the Specialist offers targeted support to promote placement stability. This includes assessing youth and family needs, identifying family and community resources, removing barriers to relative placement, and developing a comprehensive plan that outlines formal and informal supports available to the family. Essential Functions Family Engagement and Support Demonstrates a commitment to core program philosophies: Youth belong with family. Family takes care of family. All families have capable members. Families are experts on themselves. Relatives have a right to know family exists. Everyone has something to contribute. Collects information from relatives/kin to expand the youth's support system and identify placement options. Visits with the youth and family in-home or in the community to address placement stability. Family Finding and Diligent Search Identifies and documents a minimum of 80 relatives/kin for each youth. Conducts diligent search activities: internet/database searches, case file reviews, and interviews. Documentation and Case Management Facilitates communication with referring agencies and provides family documentation (e.g., genograms, contact information). Submits activity notes and billing documentation in accordance with funding requirements. Maintains accurate client files and records. Completes assessments at referral and closure to evaluate outcomes. Licensing and Placement Preparation Assists in preparing families for licensure. Provides additional community resources for relative resource providers to ensure placement stability. Program Compliance and Court Involvement Assists case managers and court officials with compliance (Fostering Connections to Success Act, Missouri statutes, and policies). Participates in court hearings, internal/external meetings, and professional consultations. Data Management and Reporting Uses software to track program outcomes (e.g., Salesforce, Genopro). Completes billing sheets and daily activity logs accurately and on time. Team Collaboration and Professional Development Responds to supervision, coaching, and feedback. Works effectively in a team setting. Participates in training and development. Key Responsibilities • Maintains professionalism in all interactions with families and professionals. • Respects and effectively engages with individuals from diverse backgrounds. • Responds to communication in a respectful and timely manner. • Meets all outcome expectations of the 30 Days to Family program. • Willing to learn and use relevant software tools (Genopro, Salesforce). • Travels within the designated service area: St. Louis City, St. Louis, Jefferson, St. Charles, Lincoln, Warren, and Franklin counties. Agency Accountability Completes daily activity log. Maintains an up-to-date Outlook calendar. Adheres to the Coalition's Shared Values, Employee Code of Conduct, and Employee Code of Ethics. Non-Essential Functions: Assists with administrative tasks and volunteer responsibilities as needed. Supports other agency programs to achieve organizational goals. Performs other duties as assigned, with or without accommodation. Qualifications & RequirementsEducation Bachelor's degree in social work or a social service field Experience Demonstrated experience working with interdisciplinary teams utilizing innovative strategies to overcome obstacles. Direct experience in the child welfare field with knowledge of foster care and adoption and experience in family interview, engagement, and assessment. Experience in resource parent licensing strongly preferred. Preferred Skills / Qualifications Sense of urgency and understanding the importance of 30 Days to Family search and contact guidelines Ability to work outside of a “business as usual” model, including: a “relentless” search for family vigorous search for and engagement of fathers a strength-based approach to engaging family members in a problem-solving process to identify and organize their collective resources to support relative placement Excellent written and verbal communication Strong organizational skills and superior time management Professional maturity to work independently, while also engaging with peers and supervisory staff Superior advocacy skills Experience in team facilitation, including conflict resolution and negotiation Adaptability and flexibility Additional Skills/Competencies necessary to carry out services to the service population's culture and socioeconomic characteristics This position requires an understanding of diversity (ethnic, religious, socio-economic, etc.) as well as sensitivity to the situations of the children and families the organization serves. This position requires respect for the confidentiality of the children and families the organization serves. This position requires passing background checks (references, Family Care Safety Registry, Form 1-9, etc.). This position requires a clean criminal history. Must fulfill the responsibility as a mandated reporter in the State of Missouri. Behaves with integrity, demonstrates high ethical standards, and displays a positive image of the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition. Demonstrates accountability for results and keeps commitments to others. Must fulfill the responsibility as a mandated reporter in the State of Missouri. Behaves with integrity, demonstrates high ethical standards, and displays a positive image of the Foster and Adoptive Care Coalition. Demonstrates accountability for results and keeps commitments to others. Organizational Relationships/Scope This position reports to the Director of 30 Days to Family . Collaborative consultation will be sought from all program teams. Working Conditions The physical requirements of this job include sitting, standing, walking, climbing stairs, lifting to 25 lbs., pulling and/or pushing on occasion. This position entails work in the community and office. Use of automobiles for local travel to multiple sites including client homes and other community organizations is required. The Coalition office is considered home-base with primary office hours Monday-Friday 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM. This position requires flexibility to meet the needs of the family and the agency training schedule. Evening and weekend hours may be required to meet the expectations of this position. Agency Shared Values Employees of the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition agree to hold themselves and their colleagues to the following: We insist on fairness and respect. We are deliberate in ensuring everyone has safety, opportunity, access, and support to be heard. We are family. We are connected and support one another in meeting the needs of our own families and the families we serve. We assume the best and are committed to each other. We celebrate differences and harness the power that diversity brings. Every viewpoint is heard and honored. We are stronger because of our differences. We are intentional about knowing better and doing better, using innovation and solution-focus approaches with courageous passion and excellence. We respect, leverage, and engage everyone's unique strengths and talents so each individual can contribute to their full potential. We are an agency built on integrity, maintaining a culture of trust, respect, transparency, and honesty. We walk in our truth and uphold ethical standards. We stand up for each other and what is right for our clients and stakeholders with truth, vulnerability, and accountability. We develop and maintain authentic relationships by being flexible and open-minded and maximizing the strengths of each individual in the team to accomplish the best outcome for our children and families. Everyone contributes to leadership. Disclaimer The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by employees assigned to this classification. They are not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of employees assigned to this position.

Job Title: Youth Peer Specialist Department: Recovery Support Services Employment Type: Part-time Shift: Day-time Hours Join our team of dedicated professionals and make a profound impact on the lives of individuals recovering from mental health and substance use disorders. As a Recovery Support Specialist, you will play a vital role in guiding clients through their journey toward healing and independence, utilizing your own lived experience to inspire hope and growth. In this rewarding role, you will complete comprehensive assessments, develop individualized treatment plans, and provide daily mentoring sessions to assigned clients. Your expertise will be instrumental in assisting clients in developing outside support systems, facilitating group sessions, and ensuring a smooth transition into the Alumni Association. Key Responsibilities: Complete intake, screening, and assessment processes within designated timeframes under the direction of the Clinical Supervisor Develop individualized treatment plans for clients in accordance with guidelines, demonstrating evolution based on assessments Complete all correspondence in a timely manner, including expense reports and information for grant reports Participate in clinical staffing and treatment meetings, providing feedback on pertinent cases Adhere to the weekly direct service model Provide daily or scheduled mentoring sessions with assigned clients Assist clients in developing outside support systems and maintaining contact with pro-social supports Ensure smooth transition for clients moving from traditional treatment services into the Alumni Association Assist clients in developing daily structured schedules and monitor progress Document all services provided in accordance with standards Correct any file or charting deficiencies within appropriate timeframes Assist clients through the transition process and complete final correspondence (e.g., transition summary, plan, letter) Complete all mandatory trainings, obtaining 36 hours of training every 2 years with a focus on evidence-based practices and improved clinical skill sets Represent the agency within the community in a professional manner Maintain positive, professional relationships with referral sources, clients, and co-workers, adhering to the Code of Ethics and agency policies Handle crisis situations as they arise Facilitate group, safety net meetings, and individual sessions as scheduled Complete and track outcomes for the Alumni Association for their respective program Arrange and participate in pro-social activities for the Alumni Association Perform other duties as assigned by supervisors and management Education and/or Experience Qualifications: Hold the credentials of a Qualified Addiction Professional as defined by the Missouri Credentialing Board, Inc. (MCB) OR A trainee that meets the requirements for registration, supervision, and professional development as set forth by either: The Missouri Credentialing Board, Inc. The appropriate board of professional registration with the Department of Economic Development for licensure as a psychologist, professional counselor, or social worker Additional Requirements: Thorough knowledge of caseload management and rehabilitation methods, principles, and techniques as they relate to mental health and substance abuse treatment services Knowledge of the problems encountered by persons with mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders Considerable knowledge of the methods, modalities, legal requirements, and court procedures related to treating mental illnesses and substance abuse Ability to establish rapport with the client population Some knowledge of supervisory and training techniques and practices used in a mental health and/or substance abuse treatment setting Aptitude to evaluate services within assigned program and provide input Capable of communicating ideas clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing, to produce clear and concise reports Position Perks & Benefits: Paid time off: full-time employees receive an attractive time off package to balance your work and personal life Employee benefits package: full-time employees receive health, dental, vision, retirement, life, & more Top-notch training: initial, ongoing, comprehensive, and supportive Career mobility: advancement opportunities/promoting from within Welcoming, warm, supportive: a work culture & environment that promotes your well-being, values you as human being, and encourages your health and happiness Brightli is on a Mission: A mission to improve client care, reduce the financial burden of community mental health centers by sharing resources, a mission to have a larger voice in advocacy to increase access to mental health and substance user care in our communities, and a mission to evolve the behavioral health industry to better meet the needs of our clients. As a behavioral and community mental health provider, we prioritize fostering a culture of belonging and connection within our workforce. We encourage applications from individuals with varied backgrounds and experiences, as we believe that a rich tapestry of perspectives strengthens our mission. If you are passionate about empowering local communities and creating an environment where everyone feels valued and supported, we invite you to join our mission-driven organization dedicated to cultivating an authentic workplace. We are an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. Preferred Family Health Care is a Smoke and Tobacco Free Workplace.

Job DescriptionDescription: Join us at the Nexus of care and compassion. Social Services Assistant Benefits: Medical/Dental/Life/Vision coverage 401k PTO package and paid holidays Growth from within Employee rewards program Next day pay available Team-oriented work environment Social Services Assistant Responsibilities: As a social services assistant, you will assist with the implementation of social services programs in your facility. You will check in with residents on behalf of the social services department. You will assist in the day-to-day duties of the coordinator and director. You will engage in activities and processes directed by your Director Requirements: Social Services Assistant Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or better in social work, human services, or a related field, preferred High school diploma or equivalent Skilled nursing experience, preferred Excellent communication and relationship building skills keywords: social services assistant, skilled nursing facility, nursing home

Join us at the Nexus of care and compassion. Social Services Assistant Benefits: Medical/Dental/Life/Vision coverage 401k PTO package and paid holidays Growth from within Employee rewards program Next day pay available Team-oriented work environment Social Services Assistant Responsibilities: As a social services assistant, you will assist with the implementation of social services programs in your facility. You will check in with residents on behalf of the social services department. You will assist in the day-to-day duties of the coordinator and director. You will engage in activities and processes directed by your Director Requirements Social Services Assistant Qualifications: Bachelor's degree or better in social work, human services, or a related field, preferred High school diploma or equivalent Skilled nursing experience, preferred Excellent communication and relationship building skills keywords: social services assistant, skilled nursing facility, nursing home Salary Description $16 - $18.50 / per hour

Brightpoint invites you to join our team of mission-driven staff who share a common vision: an equitable world where all children and families thrive in strong communities. As a leader in the human services sector for 140 years, we aim to advance the well-being of children by investing in families and strengthening communities through data-informed, collaborative, and preventative solutions. The Youth Crisis Worker is a critical member of the Youth Services team, providing after-hours crisis intervention services to runaway and homeless youth and their families on an on-call basis. As a Youth Crisis Worker, you will rely on your ability to quickly build rapport, listen nonjudgmentally, facilitate effective communication through conflict, and partner with youth and families to help them negotiate solutions that work for their individual circumstances. Youth Crisis Workers sign up for at least eight flexible shifts per month based on their personal availability; shifts may include weekends, evening/overnight, or holidays. During on-call shifts, Youth Crisis Workers respond in-person to police departments to provide after-hours crisis intervention services to youth who have run away, been locked out, or are without a safe place to stay. During crisis intervention, Youth Crisis Workers meet with youth and parents to understand both perspectives, facilitate effective communication, and help the family negotiate a safe and appropriate solution, complete initial assessments of safety and protective factors to help inform the crisis intervention process, and may transport youth to temporary placements, using a personal vehicle (mileage expenses reimbursed by agency). Candidate qualifications: At least two years of college coursework in Social Work or a related field, OR two years of experience working with youth and families, OR an equivalent combination of education and experience. (All candidates must have at least high school diploma/GED.) Availablility to respond in-person to after-hours crisis calls (within 60-90 minutes depending on location). Valid driver's license, insurance, and a reliable vehicle required. Excellent skills at communicating effectively and empathically, even in a high-conflict situation. Job details: Compensation: Hourly: Range is between $20-22/hr. The salary range provided represents our current estimate for this role at the time of posting and is subject to change. The final salary will be determined based on a range of factors, including but not limited to, a candidate's relevant experience, education, qualifications, skills, certifications, and alignment with organizational needs. We are dedicated to fair and equitable compensation practices and are committed to fostering a diverse workforce while providing equal opportunities for all candidates. Location: crisis intervention is provided in-person in police departments in Madison, St. Clair, Bond, Clinton, Washington, Jersey, Greene, Calhoune, Montgomery, and Macoupin Counties (Southern Illinois); documentation and some meetings may occur remotely. Schedule: Part-time, after-hours, on-call; weeknight shifts are 5pm-9am, weekend and holidays shifts are 24 hours 9am-9am. Student Loan Forgiveness: Brightpoint is an approved agency for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF).

SPECIAL EDUCATION BEHAVIOR SPECIALIST PRIMARY FUNCTION: This position will assist in supporting students PreK-12 with behavioral and emotional concerns. The Special Education Behavior Specialist will oversee specialized programming, conduct Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBAs), write Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs), and assist teachers with classroom management strategies. The role requires close collaboration with the Student Services Director and building administration to ensure the successful implementation of behavioral support systems. QUALIFICATIONS: A Master's degree in Education, Behavioral Sciences, or a related field is required. BCBA Certification is desirable, but not required. At least three years of successful experience working with students utilizing behavioral regulation strategies. Experience leading professional development and working collaboratively in a team setting. Valid Missouri Educator Certification is not required for this position.

Addus Home Care strives to help older adults and people with disabilities to live safe and healthy lives at home. In this job, you will assists families in crisis through DCFS programs including: Family Habilitation Services, Visitation and Housing. Family Service Specialists provide services that help families comply with court-ordered program participation and work through difficult situations. Training is provided through the office and on-the-job. Family Service Specialist Benefits: * Pay is $17/HR * DAILY PAY available for select positions! * Flexible schedule - full time and part time available * Direct deposit * Reimbursement for mileage $.70/mile FSS Duties: * Support families to prevent the permanent placement of children out of their home. * Provide transportation for parent and/or children to and from locations for supervised visitation. Travel can be extensive. * Work directly with families in the home, teaching and demonstrating homemaking skills, parenting skills, anger management, utilizing effective resources * Supervised visitation / Unsupervised visitation. Observe all interaction between parents and children during visits parent and redirect if needed * Prepare written reports and maintain accurate records * Submit written client progress reports on a monthly basis: * Scheduled dates and units of service * Specific goals/issues to be addressed for each date of service * Documentation as to whether each appointment was successful or missed * Reports of progress for each identified goal * Recommendations for future service * Report all child abuse and neglect * Attend all mandated trainings * For families or emancipated foster children in the housing program the FSS locates housing, jobs and other community supports for living independently. FSS Requirements & Competencies: * High school diploma or GED is required * Associates degree or 2 years of child welfare experience is required * Must be at least 21 years of age * Experience in social work, child care, or working with families is preferred * Must have a dependable automobile, a valid driver's license, and proof of auto insurance * Must pass required background checks Eligible employees and their dependents will be offered medical, hospitalization, vision, and dental benefits through the employer sponsored minimum essential plan. Employees are also eligible to enroll in employer sponsored retirement plan after 6 months of service (21 years of age). Accrued paid time off (up to 40 hours per year, based on hours worked). All DCFS employees, who average a minimum of 25 hours over a three-month period, are eligible for holiday pay benefits. Holiday Schedule: * New Year's Day * Memorial Day * Independence Day * Labor Day * Thanksgiving Day * Christmas Day We may text you during the hiring process. By proceeding, you give us permission to text you at the mobile number provided. Message and data rates may apply. Message frequency varies. Reply 'Opt Out' at any time if you no longer wish to receive text messages regarding our opportunities. Employee wellbeing is top priority at Addus Homecare, and we're thrilled to announce our recognition as the top healthcare company on Indeed's 2024 Top 100 Work Wellbeing Index.

Middle School Summer Academy Guidance Counselor JobID: 2498 Middle School - Certified Positions/Guidance Counselor Additional Information: Show/Hide Middle School Summer Academy Guidance Counselor Summer Academy runs Monday through Thursday 8:30am - 12:00pm. Counselors will provide Academic, Social, and Emotional support over the 4 weeks of Middle School Summer Academy. Middle School Summer Academy Dates: July 6th - July 30th Location: North Kirkwood Middle School Session 1: July 6 - July 16 Session 2: July 20 - July 30 Pay Rate: $36 per hour Two counselors needed for each session. Applicants have the opportunity to support one or both sessions. Internal applicants do not need to upload supplemental materials. Kirkwood School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, or sex, including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity and other characteristics protected by law. This information is subject to change.

Full-time Description **THIS POSITION IS LOCATED AT SCOTT AFB** IVA'AL Solutions, LLC provides support to the Air Force (AF) Family Advocacy Program (FAP) and is responsible for staffing qualified Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Registered Nurses, Certified Victim Advocates, and Program Assistants at U.S. AF Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) across the country. The AF FAP is a Department of Defense, (DoD) funded program whose purpose is to both prevent and respond to intimate partner abuse, child abuse, and problematic sexual behavior with children and youth. Job Description: The Domestic Abuse Victim Advocate (DAVA) provides AF personnel, their family members, or intimate partners who are victims of intimate partner abuse non-clinical emergent and urgent service whenever requested. With the exception of mandatory state, federal, and military reporting requirements (i.e., domestic violence, child abuse, and duty to warn situations) the DAVA provides a private and confidential service to encourage victims in seeking assistance. Essential Functions: Provides 24/7 response to victims alleging abuse (these services are provided based on the needs of client via telephone or in-person). Establish a Victim's Safety Plan on a case-by-case basis. The victims' safety is the DAVA's top responsibility and priority. The DAVA will review the Safety Plan during each victim contact. Conduct initial and ongoing risk assessments. If imminent risk of serious harm or death is established, notify the social work supervisor, law enforcement, and Command. If children are involved, the process also includes child physical safety and emotional well-being; refer involved children to the social worker for follow-on care. Immediately report any changes in the victim's circumstances that changes or impacts the safety plan to the supervisor and/or social worker or mental health provider in charge. Advise victims of the military or civil actions available to promote safety (e.g., military order of protection, restraining order, and injunction). Offer victims information regarding their identified needs (e.g., emergency shelter, housing, childcare, legal services, clinical resources, medical services, transitional compensation). Accompany clients to appointments or court proceedings when requested by the client. Assistance with transportation is typically not provided to clients, however, after consultation with the social work supervisor and when no other reasonable means exist the DAVA may transport the victim to important appointments (i.e.: medical, court, protective actions). The DAVA cannot transport minor children unless accompanied by the parent or legal guardian and has the appropriate safety restraints in the vehicle. Establish a contact file for each victim served that contains minimal information about the allegations or nature of the incident. The primary purpose of the DAVA contact file is to maintain victim's name and contact information as well as a log of the victim contacts and nature of the contacts or service provided by the DAVA. Develop process to keep the social work supervisor and designated POC (e.g. on-call mental health provider, emergency room.) informed of DAVA's location and timelines when providing DAVA victim services. This process will include location, arrival, and departure notification. Continually evaluate the quality of the installation's coordinated community response and collaborate with base agencies to improve the system response to victims. Empower victims to be involved in plans or decisions about the safety of self and children. Collaborate and establish protocols with Security Forces Squadron (SFS), Office of Special Investigations (OSI), and Military Medical Treatment Facilities confirming. At the discretion of the Social Work Supervisor, the DAVA may also provide emotional support and information and referral services to the non-offending caregiver in a child maltreatment or youth sexual assault case. Required Education and Experience/Qualifications: Must possess a minimum of a bachelor's degree from an accredited University in any of the following disciplines: Social Work; Psychology; Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling; Counseling or Behavioral Science; Criminal Justice, or related field. Must possess 2 years of experience assisting and providing advocacy services to victims of domestic violence/abuse or sexual assault. Must obtain the Basic Advocate Credential with designation of Comprehensive Intervention Specialist as approved and offered by the National Advocate Credentialing Program, which is overseen by the National Organization for Victims Assistance. Must pass a criminal history/Security Clearance background check. Must have transportation and a valid drivers' license. Health Requirements: All DAVA personnel working within an MTF must maintain current certification in either the American Heart Association Basic Life Support Course (BLS) (Course C) or the American Red Cross Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)/BLS (Heart Saver) Course. Before starting work, DAVA personnel working with MTFs shall provide proof of immunization from the following diseases according to CDC guidelines: Hepatitis B, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, and influenza, and proof of a negative TB skin test (completed within the past 12 months (if positive, proof of negative chest X-ray within the past 12 months) prior to start of work). Technical Skills: Must be computer-proficient to work autonomously using Microsoft Office and possess data entry skills needed to create and maintain client files. Specifically, DAVAs must utilize Family Advocacy Program Network computer software to document client visits and safety plans in compliance with AF FAP policies and accepted professional practice guidelines. Work Environment: This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, copiers, filing cabinets and fax machines. Travel may be required as needed and is primarily local during the business day, although some out-of-area and overnight travel may be expected and will comply with Joint Travel Regulation (JTR). Expected Hours of Work: This is a full-time position. General hours of work are 7:30am-4:30pm when the AF Clinic is open; however, the DAVA is required to remain on call after normal duty hours if/when a victim of family maltreatment/intimate partner sexual assault is in need of assistance. After normal duty hours, if requested, the DAVA is required to respond telephonically or in-person (with AF Social Work Leadership permission) to the hospital or law enforcement agency. Hours worked after normal duty hours will be accounted for in the form of "flexing hours" or "overtime" pay in accordance with govt policy and labor laws. EOE Statement: We are an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, pregnancy, status as a parent, national origin, age, disability (physical or mental), family medical history or genetic information, political affiliation, military service, or other non-merit based factors. EOE/AA/M/F/D/V Indian Preference Statement: IVA'AL Solutions, LLC, a federally recognized American Indian owned company, provides an Indian Preference Policy for hiring and promoting of fully qualified American Indians. When considering candidates for employment or promotion, that are basically equal in qualifications including education, skill, training, experience and a successful background screening process, priority is extended to an American Indian candidate unless a valid, documented reason of unsuitability or unsatisfactory performance exists to justify non-selection of an Indian employee or applicant. Salary Description $35.11/hr

KHS Summer School Guidance Counselor JobID: 2536 High School - Certified Positions/Guidance Counselor Additional Information: Show/Hide KHS Summer School Guidance Counselor June 1 - 26 Kirkwood High School needs a Guidance Counselor to support KHS Summer School. Grades 9-12. This position will support scheduling of students, managing Odysseyware software, general social/emotional counseling of students, and student data management. This is a temporary, summer position. Certification required. Kirkwood School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, or sex, including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity and other characteristics protected by law. This information is subject to change.